Bad Animals with Jim the Poet and Amanda:
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Songs and sounds to delight a wide variety of animals. Play this show for your cat, dog, turtle, parrot, fish or any animal you happen to know.
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| Amanda and Jim the Poet |
New Bad Animals theme
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| Noga Erez |
Bark Loud
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| Frank Zappa |
Frogs With Dirty Little Lips
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| Agostino Nirodh Fortini |
Aquatic Round
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| Unknown Whale |
Humpback Whale song
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| Nina & Frederik |
Listen to the Ocean
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with whales | 0:15:44 (Pop-up) | |||||||
| cows mooing |
with music
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| Gene Loves Jezebel |
Cow
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| Carson McHone |
Hawks Don’t Share
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| Jeff Beck |
Constipated Duck
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with ducks |
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| The Kinks |
Ducks on the Wall
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| JIM READS DUCK POEM |
w/Thelonious Monk
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| mhzesent |
“true free jazz IS duck tapes!” (excerpt)
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| Weird Al Yankovic |
I Want a New Duck
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| The Sinister Ducks |
March of the Sinister Ducks
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| Sam Gendel |
Cold Duck Time
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| ducks |
with music
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| Duck Doods |
I’m a Duck
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| Dolby's Cube Featuring Cherry Bomb |
Howard The Duck
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| The Beagles |
I Wanna Capture You
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| The Hollies w Peter Sellers |
After the Fox
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| RxCKSTxR |
Puppy Dog Bouncin in the Box
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1:31:57 (Pop-up) | |||||||
| Modern Studies |
Mothlight
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| Schegg |
Leopard
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| Jimmy Smith |
The Cat
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with cat growls | 1:43:19 (Pop-up) | |||||||
| The Porchistas |
Tooty Tooty Ta
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1:46:36 (Pop-up) | ||||||||
| Dog music cassettes |
donated by listener
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2:01:36 (Pop-up) | |||||||
| Dima Pantyushin & Sasha Lipsky |
Pigeon
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| The Blaze Velluto Collection |
Kangaroo
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2:11:49 (Pop-up) | ||||||||
| Coober Pedy University Band |
Kookaburra
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| DADRAS |
Kookaburra
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| Paddy Steer |
Wind Factory
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| Bob Lind |
How Can You Go
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| Kitty Korner w/Kathleen |
Pebbles
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| Carl Perkins |
Put Your Cat Clothes On
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2:35:52 (Pop-up) | ||||||||
| Aesop Rock |
Kirby
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| Paul Leary |
Do You Like to Eat a Cow
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| Joan Armatrading |
Eating The Bear
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2:44:26 (Pop-up) | |||||||
| Kaina |
Come Back as a Flower
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Listener comments!
Jim the Poet:
HyperDose:
Don in Tampere:
Jim the Poet:
yippie:
happymaan:
Amanda:
Jim the Poet:
HyperDose:
Amanda:
yippie:
HyperDose:
Jim the Poet:
Amanda:
Amanda:
yippie:
yippie:
Adam from port jervis:
Rob from Maryland:
happymaan:
Jameson57:
Peacocks! How about the St. Peter's Peacocks!
yippie:
dday:
Jameson57:
Jim the Poet:
dday:
HyperDose:
dday:
queems:
Jim the Poet:
Jameson57:
yippie:
queems:
Jim the Poet:
Rob from Maryland:
HyperDose:
Amanda:
HyperDose:
Jim the Poet:
dano59:
Amanda:
Jim the Poet:
Toothgrinder Tom:
TDK60:
Amanda:
HyperDose:
Rob from Maryland:
Dano59:
Toothgrinder Tom:
yippie:
Jameson57:
queems:
Amanda:
queems:
Jameson57:
yippie:
listener james from westwood:
dano59:
Will the Sound Guy:
mariano:
dale:
TDK60:
Amanda:
Toothgrinder Tom:
Marley P. Dogg:
melinda:
dday:
HyperDose:
Adam:
mariano:
Barno:
HyperDose:
happymaan:
Will the Sound Guy:
HyperDose:
melinda:
iiibeat:
Whip lash out cast eye bat debris.
Online silvers. Boys from the ground up.
19 elevators. Why? See who is charging that.
A World League of Forms, down at The Button Ranch. That is who stirs the concept, so brisk.
Head Full of Change vs Dr. Banana Brains:
Mudra of 3 suns.
Wax wings force feed new material.
I car us.
FAT!!
Will the Sound Guy:
Will the Sound Guy:
StringOFperils:
Will the Sound Guy:
dano59:
StringOFperils:
Rob from Maryland:
Strandlund:
dday:
dday:
StringOFperils:
Will the Sound Guy:
TDK60:
dday:
Will the Sound Guy:
HyperDose:
alanSixº:
Amanda:
Will the Sound Guy:
adampsyche:
alanSixº:
adampsyche:
dale:
dday:
Chromium(IV) oxide:
Until manufacturers developed new ways to mill the oxide, the crystals could easily be broken in the manufacturing process, and this led to excessive print-through (echo).
Output from a tape could drop about 1 dB or so in a year's time.
Although the decrease was uniform across the frequency range and noise also dropped the same amount, preserving the dynamic range, the decrease misaligned Dolby noise reduction decoders that were sensitive to level settings.
The chrome coating was harder than competitive coatings, and that led to accusations of excessive head wear.
Although the tape wore hard ferrite heads faster than oxide-based tapes, it actually wore softer permalloy heads at a slower rate; and head wear was more a problem for permalloy heads than for ferrite heads.
The head wear scare and licensing issues with DuPont kept blank consumer chrome tapes at a great disadvantage versus the eventually more popular Type II tapes that used cobalt-modified iron oxide, but chrome was the tape of choice for the music industry's cassette releases.
Because of its low Curie temperature of approximately 386 K (113 °C; 235 °F), chrome tape lent itself to high-speed thermomagnetic duplication of audio and video cassettes for pre-recorded product sales to the consumer and industrial markets.
Amanda:
HyperDose:
TDK60:
Will the Sound Guy:
alanSixº:
queems:
dale:
Kathleen from JC:
Listener Robert:
alanSixº:
queems:
queems:
Strandlund:
happymaan:
HyperDose:
Hey Alan!
Strandlund:
Will the Sound Guy:
alanSixº:
TDK60:
dday:
Kathleen from JC:
yippie:
alanSixº:
queems:
dale:
Kathleen from JC:
Will the Sound Guy:
Amanda:
alanSixº:
gauche knee:
HyperDose:
dday:
Time & Patience.
I will have her either way soon as I "think" it's a female & have the spay thing worked our with local humane.
LW Rhino:
Clyde the dog:
Jim the Poet:
Amanda:
happymaan:
TDK60:
happymaan:
Jim the Poet:
alanSixº:
HyperDose:
dday:
Kind of stringy in texture & very beefy. I don't kill them, it was a dinner I went to where they actually used "roadkills" of several types of animals from the state game freezer to raise money for charity. I've had many kinds of "wild" animals.
If an animal must be killed it should be utilized 100%
Strandlund:
dday:
morphe':
Man is sitting on a 1970s Soviet Moscow Metro reading Pravda.
He chuckles to himself
The man next to says/asks: Comrade what is so funny
The man says - The Bear .. The difference...
In America they eat the bear ... here.. the bear it us
The other man chuckles and says;
Comrade - what is the Difference between that man over there [pointing across the car] and yourself.
The man says I do not know?
The second man says: That man is going home to his wife and children
YouAre Coming With Me....
Toothgrinder Tom:
queems:
TDK60:
Will the Sound Guy:
dday:
HyperDose:
queems:
Strandlund:
morphe':
P-90:
StringOFperils:
Amanda:
dale: